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lrasomattos
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April 10, 2015
Question

ADL screen size won't go higher

  • April 10, 2015
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Hello! I'm trying to set the -screensize to test my app. But somehow the height won't go higher than 1047

I tried all this options:

::set SCREEN_SIZE=iPhoneRetina

::set SCREEN_SIZE=iPhone5Retina

::set SCREEN_SIZE=640x1096:750x1334

set SCREEN_SIZE=640x1096:1242x2208

::set SCREEN_SIZE=iPad

The width is usually fine but the height can't be heigher than 1047.. Actually I noticed that if try to set the width too large, it will be limited, and the dimensions will look similar to my monitor width and height (although a little bit of the adl screen bleeds the monitor). Is the adl screen somehow limited by my monitor width and height? Can I change it so it follows the size i set?

I really really need to test it on the exact same dimensions i'm setting on -screensize (it doesn't matter if I won't be able to see a portion of it).

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lrasomattos
Participant
April 10, 2015

Ok! It took me a while because I was doing the wrong search on Google

But I realized it is not an Air problem, it is a Windows problem. Windows won't allow screens to be larger then the desktop resolution. There are programs that would allow higher resolutions using Virtual Desktops.. (like a larger desktop that can be panned around). But for windows 8 I only found one application that would do this and it's version that allows panning vertically is paid (http://www.gimespace.com/). It is cheap but I can't afford it now.

For now I will have to deal with this limitation. If you have any ideas or recommendations to get a higher resolution on Windows 8, please let me know!